Sheinbaum Urges Isla Mujeres Business Owners to Report Extortion
President Claudia Sheinbaum called on business owners in Isla Mujeres to file formal complaints over alleged extortion and corruption.
Business
Cancún Shuts Down Six Irregular Housing Developments, Two Under Review
Authorities in Cancún have closed six irregular housing developments and are reviewing two more for permit violations.
Mexico’s Conagua Offers Free Water Concession Regularization for Expired Permits
Conagua launches free one-year program to regularize expired water concessions, offering legal certainty to users.
Import Inspections Don’t Slow Commercial Expansion in Cancún
Federal import inspections haven't slowed ¡Que Güay!'s growth in Cancún, with a new branch opening and over 100 jobs.
Chetumal’s Historic 5 de Abril Market Nears Collapse as Vendors Consider Closing
Chetumal's iconic 5 de Abril market faces closure as only 6 of 44 stalls remain open.
Yucatan Octopus Season to Start Without Official Catch Quota as Fishermen Prepare
Yucatan's octopus fishing season begins Aug 1 without federal quota despite completed study.
Two-Thirds of Yucatán’s Working-Age Population Lacks Decent Work, Report Finds
1.1 million people in Yucatán lack decent work, with high rates of informal employment, low pay, and no union representation.
Worker Alleges Labor Exploitation at Playa del Carmen Restaurant
A worker has publicly accused a Playa del Carmen restaurant of labor exploitation, including 18-hour shifts and wage theft.
Quintana Roo Lobster Catch Reaches 50 Tons but Commercialization Struggles
Fishermen in Quintana Roo have caught 50 tons of live lobster, but high prices and low demand hinder local sales.
Fuel Price Hikes in Quintana Roo Threaten Nautical Tourism Sector
Rising fuel prices in Quintana Roo could force nautical operators to raise tourist rates, hurting competitiveness.